The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Studio portrait of Phillip Frederick Edward (Peter) Schuler (1889-1917). A correspondent for the Melbourne Age, Schuler wrote evocatively about the Gallipoli campaign. A great friend of Charles Bean, Schuler enlisted following his time as a war correspondent and was commissioned as a Lieutenant. Wounded in action at the battle of Messines, he died of wounds on 23 June 1917.
Group portrait of, from left to right: The Reverend Edwin Bean; Charles Edwin Woodrow Bean; Archibald Stirling (Archie) Whyte, political correspondent for the Sydney Morning Herald and Phillip Frederi
Informal portrait of Australian journalist, Phillip Frederick Schuler, standing on the deck of a transport ship, probably HMAT Orvieto (A3). Schuler accompanied the 1st Australian Division of the AIF
Informal portrait of Australian war correspondent, Phillip Frederick Schuler, aboard HMAT Orvieto (A3), en route to Egypt. Schuler accompanied the 1st Australian Division of the AIF overseas as a war
Informal portrait of Australian journalist, Phillip Frederick Schuler, seated on a verandah, possibly in Cairo, Egypt. Schuler accompanied the 1st Australian Division of the AIF overseas as a war corr
War correspondents Phillip Frederick Schuler and William Thomas (W T) Massey, Daily Telegraph (London) explore the Aswan Dam by boat. Schuler accompanied the 1st Australian Division of the AIF oversea
Informal portrait of war correspondents Phillip Frederick Schuler and William Thomas (W T) Massey, Daily Telegraph (London), possibly on a ship or boat. Schuler accompanied the 1st Australian Division
